Our years begin today
as they will tomorrow, if (when) it comes,
as they did yesterday, born
and dying, perhaps living, and
uncertain of most things, giving
a chance unspoken
to begin
with a stronger hold on our own neck
but not choking, concious of will, watching,
the day wearing
uncut diamonds, made of pressed wine
standing tall and broad and deep and
holding a mirror that shows nothing but the sky,
reflecting nothing but the sun
onto lakes of unspilled tears and white daisies
where the heart is happy
and the soul free and
where slowly, the water rises, flooding the fields
and I think this is what we must learn
finally, to breathe.
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